Why Did Navitas Semiconductor Explode Higher Today?
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To understand Navitas today, you might want to take a look at Texas Instruments stock.
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To understand Navitas today, you might want to take a look at Texas Instruments stock
However, A funny thing happened to Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS 31
Moreover, 44%) stock this morning: s of the power management semiconductor specialist exploded 28 (something worth watching), in light of current trends
Moreover, 5% higher through 9:50 a
ET after announcing its earnings report date: Aug
Meanwhile, Read that again
Navitas stock jumped after saying that it would report earnings on Aug. 4, not what it would report
However, Yet despite not knowing whether next month's earnings news will be good or bad, investors are buying the stock hand over fist
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What will Navitas report for earnings
Moreover, On the other hand, Is the announcement of an earnings release date the only reason Navitas stock soared today, in today's financial world
This leads to the conclusion that re could be rumors out there, floating around on Wall Street, of which I'm unaware, amid market uncertainty
For example, most analysts have Navitas pegged for a $0. 05 per- loss in its Q2 report, and perhaps news has ed out that Navitas will do better than that
However, One clue that might help: Seaport Global Securities upgraded Navitas's larger rival, Texas Instruments (TXN -0, considering recent developments
Moreover, 32%), which is also involved in power management chips
In a note covered on StreetInsider
Com, Seaport analyst Jay Goldberg ed: "We thought the analog inventory cycle was not going to imve, and the macroeconomy was slowing
While we see no strong catalysts, it now appears conditions will not deteriorate, and inventories may start to imve. " Is Navitas stock a buy
Investors might be taking those s and running with them, assuming that if Seaport is no longer a sell, then maybe Navitas stock is worth buying
If that's the case, though, they might want to rethink
Additionally, Navitas lost money in four of the past five years, and analysts polled by S&P Global Market Intelligence see Navitas losing money for the next four years as well
Moreover, Navitas still looks a sell to me
Rich Smith has no position in any of the stocks mentioned (noteworthy indeed)
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